Focus State Testing

Option A - yellow

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Option B - dashed

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Option A - yellow paragraphs, headings, and a list

This example page uses the original/current focus states. No matter your financial situation, we are dedicated to making college as affordable as possible. The cost of attending college can be daunting. If you’re wondering how to pay for college, we’re here to help. Download our guide to discover four ways to make higher education more affordable. Plus, ACES awards merit-based scholarships based on your application.

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The exact amount you’ll pay depends on your major, where you decide to live, the meal plan you choose, and your overall lifestyle. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions provides estimated expenses and a costly calculator to help.

Figuring Out Your Cost

To be considered for need-based scholarships and aid, you'll need to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You can also submit a supplemental form for scholarships awarded by the Office of Student Financial Aid.

ACES awards over $3.5 million in merit-based scholarships each year thanks to our generous alumni, corporate partners, and supporters.

First-year students are automatically considered for any College of ACES merit-based scholarships and honors based on their admission application. No additional application is needed for first year applicants.

Continuing students are invited to apply for scholarships via one application that is emailed December 20 and closes February 15.

Off-campus transfer students are invited to apply for scholarships from May 2-May 15 via their email address used on their application for admission. If you believe you never received this email, but are qualified, please email ACES-Scholarships@illinois.edu for more information.

More information about the scholarship process is outlined in the FAQ below.

Major Academic Units

• College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences
• College of Applied Health Sciences
• Gies College of Business
• College of Education
• The Grainger College of Engineering
• College of Fine and Applied Arts
• Division of General Studies

Option B - dashed outlines for paragraphs, headings, and a list

This example page uses the original/current focus states. No matter your financial situation, we are dedicated to making college as affordable as possible. The cost of attending college can be daunting. If you’re wondering how to pay for college, we’re here to help. Download our guide to discover four ways to make higher education more affordable. Plus, ACES awards merit-based scholarships based on your application.

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The exact amount you’ll pay depends on your major, where you decide to live, the meal plan you choose, and your overall lifestyle. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions provides estimated expenses and a cost calculator to help.

Figuring Out Your Cost

To be considered for need-based scholarships and aid, you'll need to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You can also submit a supplemental form for scholarships awarded by the Office of Student Financial Aid.

ACES awards over $3.5 million in merit-based scholarships each year thanks to our generous alumni, corporate partners, and supporters.

First-year students are automatically considered for any College of ACES merit-based scholarships and honors based on their admission application. No additional application is needed for first year applicants.

Continuing students are invited to apply for scholarships via one application that is emailed December 20 and closes February 15.

Off-campus transfer students are invited to apply for scholarships from May 2-May 15 via their email address used on their application for admission. If you believe you never received this email, but are qualified, please email ACES-Scholarships@illinois.edu for more information.

More information about the scholarship process is outlined in the FAQ below.

Major Academic Units

• Graduate College
• School of Labor and Employment Relations
• College of Law
• College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• School of Information Sciences
• College of Media
• Carle Illinois College of Medicine
• School of Social Work
• College of Veterinary Medicine